>> everybody walks through the tracks to get home. >> this time, investigators say they were playing a game of chicken when plis was hit and killed by an amtrak train. it's a game where the last one to jump off the tracks as the train approaches is the winner. >> by do know high school kids know bet yerk kids do things because they're kids. >> this morning austin's qapz found near the track autos it's devastating. they shouldn't have to deal with this as this young age. >> his friends say he had a kind word for everybody. >> he knew how to make everyone smile. >> very sweet boy. never had, never had anything bad to say about anyone.

>> now, his friends are left to mourn from the death. >> hopefully as teenagers be careful more with their lives now. >> they have to take this and learn from it. not to play chicken or walk on the track autos counselors are on hand here to help students get through the day. his services are set for next wednesday. >> thank you. developing news from san francisco mission district where one man has been wounded in a shooting. it happened on 15th street. you can see southbound lanes closed for the investigation. a man was shot while sitting inside of a car at about 4:30. another car pulled up, opened fire, then sped off. the victim is at sf general.

and we understand he's going to be okay. >> police looking for a sexual predator tonight. police say he walk was a limp and may be developmentally disabled. according to investigators he attacked a 10-year-old girl down the hall. this video was taken in a ross store nearby. here is a sketch of the man they're looking for. he is described as a slender asian male between 18-25 years old. >> two pairnlts have been arrested in separate incidents for driving drunk with their children in the car. one man clocked in his corvette going more than 100 miles per hour with a 2-year-old child alongside. later a woman reported her 4-year-old daughter missing after leaving the girl in the car outside of a guerneville bar. the child was found safe, but

parents were arrested for child endangerment and driving under the influence. >> san francisco may be getting thousands of new emergency responders very soon. tonight city college working to use students in it's programs to feed 14,000 people after the next earthquake. abc 7 news is live at city college to explain how it will work. >> this is a ambitious program. they can feed up to 50,000 people per day in the event of a major earthquake. this is a kitchen below the restaurant operated by city college students this, kitchen and three others in the city college system will be up to 13,000 meals prepared for san franciscoins in the events of a major earthquake. the students in the program will be emergency responders to set up the kitchens, cooking and dole out meals,

kimberly says she's ready. >> we're already a part of the program. they have our contact information. you know? if something were to happen they're able to contact, you know, a sig source of labor. >> the plant is still being cooked up. the director of the program says the schools kitchen and students will be able to support other agencies part of the emergency management system. >> we want to be able to open up the kitchens and use them for first responders to prepare soup. whatever is needed to feed citizens. >> the students will work here at kitchen buzz fill in gaps in places like salvation army kitchen on harrison street. >> this kitchen can produce up to 30,000 meals in a 24 hour period. >> the program is just the first step in this program to enlist and train some of the students who attend city

college as first responders, francis is with the city office of emergency management and says they're studying how best to use the kitchens and students. >> we're interested. you know, we have a number of facilities we work with. >> the college is working with the city to become a neighborhood emergency response team and are planning to use nursing students and law enforcement students to help police and firefighters. >> the bread, soup and water. the college plans to make a formal announcement and hopes to have most of it up and running by this time, next year. >> thank you. >> that is in the event of an earthquake here. >> a strong earthquake in japan today, where it hit, what it did, coming up. >> first, the gun show this weekend at the cow palace, how much did events contribute? >> and guess, what this may

not cost as much as first estimated. >> and big name come immediate yinz offer a tip of the hat to a great that inspired them. >> we're about to go from nice and warm to windy, cool. i'll give you a look at changes coming our way coming up in just a moment.

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coming to the cow palace this weekends. cross roads of the west holding second five shows scheduled for this year. mark matthews talk wtz show's owner. >> the checks are required in california. but next week, the senate will begin debating a bill extending that law to every state in the nation including states where cross roads west does business. cross roads of the west gun show owner says the owners fear the government wants to take their gun autos there is a concern that at some point in time maybe in the future, the governor would like to know where those guns are. >> and he says the fear is justified. >> she's stated that in the past, that gun ownership

is -- should be restricted. >> templeton says feinstein said that during a hearing on her gunman in 1993. >> was she talking about all firearms? >> not sure. waits in congressional hearings. >> a check of the record failed to turn up that statement. and i have covered senator feinstein for decades never heard her say it. but no question, fear is driving up the sales of guns and ammunition. on the other side, fear is being used as a tool as well. some supporters have just produced this advertisement. the ad is running in kentucky, mcconnell's home state.

>> without a background check and without having to show a identification card. >> call mitch mcconnell. >> the staffers today called the ad deplorable. and on that claim the senator wanted to end private gun ownership there is an oft-quoted statement from a 1995 interview she did on 60 minutes in which she said if she had votes for a ban she would have pushed for it but talking about the possession of assault weapons. not guns in general. you only hear her answer, you never hear the question that would have put the answer into context. >> that makes a difference. >> you have the option to

upselling your gun instead of buying one. from 9:00 a.m. until noon will pay for hand guns, shotguns and rifles, funds are limited and for the people of south san francisco. daily city, san bruno, burlingame, millbrae, and broad moor, only. >> well, comics paying tribute to a man who inspired a generation. jonathan winters kied today at age 87. he did movies and television best known for work as a stand up comic. inspiring comedians to speak today. >> jonathan winters was of the moment. it was just, you didn't know what to expect. there is no script no.

character he stayed with. he bounced around. in a metal room. >> great way to explain this personality. winters was a regular on the scene in the 06s. a subject was chicken. >> the hen is not standing. she'll be sitting for the rest of her chicken life. >> legend has it one night in the 60s he was arrested and spent the night under skrik evaluation. winters would admit go together ship and getting arrest bud never climbed the mast. san francisco comedian robin williams calling winters has idol. a.

winters was 87 years old. you can see the influence he had on robin williams. >> time to get a check on the weerj changes coming our way. it's going to be half and half. you can decide which half you like. this is rather likable. we've got mainly sunny skies. there are thin clouds around you can see on this live view from our mount tam camera looking down onto the bay. current readings 57 degrees in san francisco. san jose, 66. santa cruz, 65 degrees, another live view from our east bay hills camera looking at western sky what a beautiful view it s mainly a cloudy sky. 66 in napa. fairfield, 74.

and on we go into the forecast features clear tonight and cool into inland valleys, mild inland. cooler and windier for all areas starting on sunday that will be a two day pattern. pulling back to look at animation. a dry cold front going bring weekend changes so cooler and windier weather arrives on sunday. that will be a two day pattern continuing into monday. overnight tonight looking for cool conditions in north bay valleys lowing dropping into low to mid 40s in napa. and clover dale. inland valleys highs into mid to upper 40s, most locations around the bay highs into upper 40s to about, -- low that's s we're going to get to highs now. lows into upper 40s to around

50 now, highs tomorrow, under sunny skies. upper 60s to low 70s will be the skies. 72 palo alto. cool, breezy on the coast. highs 56 in pacifica. downtown san francisco a high of 62 tomorrow. north bay highs mainly mid-70s, 76 nappa. highs of 70s in oakland highs into mid to upper 70s. here is the accu-weather forecast. mild again tomorrow, cooling down sharply on sunday and turning windy, then, monday, still windy. and coolest day highs from about 54 on the coast. we'll be looking at high temperatures back up around 80

degrees. >> coming up next opening night gimmick.

breaking news in the south bay. a standoff in south san jos yai. sky 7 is live over the scene of a home. u.s. marshals attempted to serve a weapons warrant this afternoon. the suspect refused to come out of the house. and have not released the name of the man, or the suspect i should say but we'll continue to keep you updated looking live from sky 7 hd. >> a strong earthquake jolted japan initially reported as a 6.3 quake but has been oun down graded to a 5.8. officials say the quake cause nod damage when hitting after

dawn. no alert was issued but the government did say there could be a sea level change. >> giants hoping to fill the stadium with fans. it pokes fun at the mani tao story. the giants are turning the story into a two for one promotion. >> when they means bring your significant other whether image narrow or real they're going to get in free. >> since he supposedly went to stanford students from that university can also get in for free. she was said to have died of cancer but if you remember, it was a hoax. >> coming up next, more to bring you on abc 7 news at

6:00. warning issued in north korea by secretary of state kerry and he's in range of their nuclear missles tonight. >> a milestone for california's high speed rail system that may in the cost as much as first thought. >> and newest entry in the smart phone wars and a hands on approach it's designers are taking to get you to buy one. stay with us.

friends raising questions about the death of a south bay teenager, her name is audrey poths. her friends are wondering why it took so long for authorities to act. >> as shock wears off that the three teen-aged boys are going to face charges the legal system is working to move the case from juvenile to adult court. the attorney representing the parents say the district attorney is trying to make that happen. >> the way that this crime was

or straighted and way it was carried out came with a high degree of sophistication. it's the families believe the boys should be tried as adult autos if the suspect kept in juvenile court no, one will know the outcome. a deputy district attorney explained rehabilitation is a key consideration. >> the avenue of rehabilitation in a practice in which we are sometimes when you put into that the public scrutiny and take away privacy aspect of it that does detract from the field. >> there remains some consternation several months elapsed from the time investigators were able to built a case against the teenagers. other maze have known what happened and who was involved many may have remained silent. one expert explains what may have happened. >> there is something called spiral of silence no, one says

anything no, one will say anything. >> the parents of audrey pott may file lawsuits against some students and they're parents. >> it serves a purpose of saying parent to parent we need to help our children understand what is appropriate and inprompt. both boys and girls. >> the three boys will remain in custody here through the weekend. the family will hold a news conference in order to under score what is considered importance of strengthening laws against cyber bullying. >> abc 7 news learn that had for the second time this week, children have been left unattended in a car at the shopping mall. today a 3 and 4-year-old found in a vehicle with windows rolled up outside of the marina square shopping center. the father found and arrested

for child endangerment. wednesday, temperatures rose to 80 degrees a 4-month-old girl was found inside of the a car, crying. the mother in that case was also arrested. >> tonight new developments on the ongoing standoff with north korea. secretary of state john kerry arrived in seoul today to reassure south korea u.s. will protect allies against any threats posed by the north. kerry sought to tame anxieties raised by the pentagon report found north korea probably has a nuclear weapon in its hands. he issued a warning to kim jung un to stop the hostile war rhetoric and stand down on a planned missile launch. >> if he decides to launch a missle, wlp it's across the sea of japan or some other direction, he will be choosing willfully to ignore the

international community. >> but the key to getting them to back down could be china and that happens to be kerry's next stop. >> in sacramento, after opening kids between mader skpa. fresno, the rail authority today said the apparent best one is well under budget. estimated it would cost between $1.2 billion and $1.5 million. they've not awarded a contract yet but the head of the authority called it a milestone and said, quote, it's time to get to work. >> with td tax return coming up, president and mrs. obama made their tax rurnz public. it puts their tax rate at

18.4%. they reported donating $150,000, almost 25% of income to 33 different charities last year. vice president biden and his wife released their returns today, both families taxes are posted onlichblt you can see them by going to abc 7 news.com. >> tonight money matters mixed reviews for wells fargo. the bank said it made $5.2 billion in profits and 22 perfect increase from year to year. the stock jumped because loans are off by yearly 30. a judge gave martha stewart a green light to sell wears to jc penny this spring but it can only be temporary. there is no ruling on a lawsuit brought on by macy's which claims it has excruisive rights. >> consumer confidence is down as well and a number of analysts have cut their

forecasts now for economic growth. some. >> dow jones ending a four day winning streak but up 2% for the week and more than 13% since the first of the year. >> there is a new phone in town, a smart phone taking aim at apple and samsung in hopes of winning away their customers. how makers have taken message to the streets. >> on the street corner sits a back with sales people coming out of it. step inside you might find out why this is happening. you see, htc is tired of being

number three. they want to be number one. htc 1 they hope will get them there. >> when you're talking about volume, it's the top of the hit. >> i think you can make a sound argument it's probable lit finest hardware you can find, anywhere. >> with two big speakers in the front a skpreen a camera does cool trick autos might want to take pictures boy hold it down. >> if you ask the salesmanger what makes customers swoon. >> what they notice is the feel of it. >> that could explain why they've set up eight of the boxes. with the showrooms htc is betting the phone will sell itself once it gets into consumer hands. from what we've seen that may be working. >> i think that this could be well my next car. >> percy was blown way by the sound. and that is a bigs part of the

pitch. >> why are we doing this? why is this here? something you cannot do. you cannot describe music or sound. >> i like the phone. i want someone to buy it for me. >> how about an apple user. >> do you think you'd switch? >> thinking about it perfect. >> iphone? >> yes. >> could it become number one. >> that is going to depend on marketing muscle, i think. abc 7 news. >> that is coming up next, a special edition of friday free stuf offers good for one day only. when you find out which day, she'll

here is the headline. a great many of us are going to have a horrible weekend. >> some? not myself. some people are going to be doing their taxes. deadline is monday but there is a silver lining and michael finney is here with that. >> kruf been good? >> i did. >> good for you.

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>> we've been telling you exploratorium reopens wednesday in a new building on the water front i'll be the mc that day for the opening ceremony that starts at 9:00. that is followed by the ringing of a new bronze bell. and abc 7 is the official television partner and proud

to be so. and we've shown you a lot of the new exhibits planned for inside of the building tonight a look at some of what they're planning outside. exploratorium spent 44 years as palace of fine arts creating a reputation for cutting edge science. that space created out of a giant parking lot on the north side of the building. this is how it looked two years ago. this is how it looks now. almost ready for its new life as an outdoor oasis. for six months the life will be filled with fog. this is a trial run of a fog sculpture. when the work is finished visitors on the bridge will be engulfed by fog. >> it's art you you can look at but experience and be in.

it's an immersive experience. >> off the bridge fog puts on a show. when it clears you'll be able to see the creation. there he is in the boat testing little mirror that's will create a light show. right now there are just a few but the finished work swril a thousand. another will allow to you dial up a custom rain storm, it's being perfected inside under controlled conditions. >> this process is delicate. you're finding things out getting excited about certain aspects of playing around with prototypes and how are we going to recreate what's happening with us? >> this was dreamed up by

nicky hart. >> if i hit this,. >> micky played at the anniversary celebration for the real brichblgt now, it's being rebuilt in a form that exploratorium visitors can play. i'll poflt a half hour special here called more to explore. the making of the new exploratorium and a look at the new hands on museum. it really will be another san francisco treasure. i can guarantee it. people have seen here last few weeks it's cool. >> it will be fun, thank you dan. >> back to spencer with clear skies, tomorrow, highs 77 in

chico. 80s in sacramento. and another sunny day afternoon going to be lovely, breezy at the coast. we'll see mid to upper 70s inland. tomorrow afternoon, the a's taking on tigers and lovely day for baseball. things going to change sunday, turning windy cooler and monday, still cooler conditions. but will warm up again into latter part of the week. >> okay. very good. thank you. >> now an update on breaking news sky 7 is over in south san jose. there is they believe he's

hiding in that yard. near monterey road. and weem continue to keep you updated. >> let's move you on to sports. >> young golfer. >> youngest ever in the masters, suffering a rare penalty during the course play in round two. question would it cost a chance making the cut?

good evening, tiger woods surged up, then back down and 14-year-old made the cut. so will play this weekend and assessed a penalty on 17 which never happens freddy couples plays on the champions tour these days.

one off the pace. tiger's score didn't indicate how well he played. there is a coming to 15 tied for the lead. this hits the stick getting right into the water. salvaged a bogey on 18. just slides by the whole tiger three under, three offer the lead. minus six. mark leashman still in the hunt. juan as we said, made the cut. weaver missed the cut by four strokes. now here is tiger. >> i really played well today when the wind was picking up and swirling around the place i really played well. 15 and my score doesn't

indicate how well i played today. >> should be a fun weekend at the masters. >> there is a cubs had drama against closer sergio romo. there are 7 innings today, gave up two homers. 2-0 cubs. going to the 9th this should be the game ending double play. pens hustling and giants still alive. there is a a score, pens from first racing around. play at the plate. here's safe. giants taking a lead. now, romo perfect six or six and saved opportunities. this wind blowing up in the jet stream, gone. batters later he knows he got

a hold of it. there is a your ball game. the cubs snap the giants four game win streak 4-3. the dodgers loss is the giants gain. and everybody in baseball is talking about the brawl in san diego that start md the sixth ining when l.a.'s $147 million pitcher hit carlos bren in the arm. there are words exchanged then, they go at it this, is the first time he had hit qintern in his career. he's going to be ought week autos two to one game we're trying to hit 3-2. it's just stupid is what it is. if he plays before the pitch,

something is wrong. >> odd reaction from dodgers tweeting this picture and caption from ron burgundy. you stay classy, san diego was the message. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware and this situation is kind of a big deal. >> thank you larry. >> and i'll be off at the 9:00 news because i'm insolved in an exploratorium event but ama will be here. >> absolutely. robot surgeons running into human lawyers. popular company now getting a second look from the government. >> and then on abc 7 news at 11:00 sfo might have lost money. how airport found itself on a pile of cash. >> and our prime time line up starts with happy endings at 8:00 followed by shark tank at 9:00 and 20, 20, at 10:00. >> a lot going on tonight. >> that is right. >> that is it for he this

edition of abc 7 news. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. join us again at 9:00 and 11:00.

this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- kennett orthopedic surgeon frm kennett square, pennsylvania...

a lawyer and writer from los angeles, california... and our returning champion, an environmental engineer from erie, pennsylvania... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. our champion, adam, raised his average winnings considerably yesterday by winning $40,000. what will he do today? well, mona and matt will have something to say about that. welcome and good luck to all three of you. here we go. jeopardy! round. and the jeopardy! round contains these categories. those three letters coming up in each correct response.

adam. i'll take entertaining food & drink for $200, please. alex: matt. who is lucy? lucy. yes. entertaining food & drink for $400, please. mona. what is "bridesmaidsright. go "ape" for $200. adam. what is the grape? correct. food & drink for $600, please. na. who is jack nicholson? you remembered him. good. entertaining food & drink for $800.

adam. what is "fried green tomatoes"? correct. food & drink for $1,000, please. adam. who is cagney? james cagney geographic akas for $200, please. matt. what is budapest? yes. geographical akas, $400, please. adam. what is india? correct. geographic akas for $600, please. matt. what are the hawaiian islands? good. geographic akas, $800. answer there -- the daily double. [ applause ] you're on the board at $1,000, tied with mona.